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flute English

Meaning flute meaning

What does flute mean?
Definitions in simple English

flute Noun

— A flute is a musical instrument that you blow into to make sound. He played the flute so much better than his seniors that he became the best player in the band.

flute

— noun a high-pitched woodwind instrument; a slender tube closed at one end with finger holes on one end and an opening near the closed end across which the breath is blown — noun a groove or furrow in cloth etc (particularly a shallow concave groove on the shaft of a column) — noun a tall narrow wineglass — verb form flutes in

Synonyms flute synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as flute?

flute English » English

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Topics flute topics

What do people use flute to talk about?
Social behavior Social activity Music

Musical instrument

Conjugation flute conjugation

How do you conjugate flute?

flute · verb

Examples flute examples

How do I use flute in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Bob plays not only the guitar but also the flute.
I plan to play a flute solo.
A girl is playing the flute.
He can play the piano, the flute, the guitar, and so on.
He is able to play the flute.
He can play a flute.
He can play the flute.
I would like to learn to play the piano, guitar or flute.
I hope you practiced your flute solo!
I wish I could play the flute as well as Ian Anderson.
Tom asked Mary if she knew how to play that song on the flute.
Tom was impressed by how well Mary could play the flute.
I played the flute when I was in high school.
She plays the flute.
I wanted the musician to play some sad tune on his flute.
My favorite music instrument is the flute.
Tom plays the flute.
Tom can play a flute.
Tom can play the flute.
I have a flute.

Movie subtitles

Kind of like a flute.
And now. now, one of the woodwinds, a flute.
Of a summer night, young men would bring an orchestra under a pretty girl's window a flute, harp, fiddle, cello, coronet, bass viole, would presently release their melodies to the dulcet stars.
Old Snope is playing his flute solo.
This, Dakota, is a genuine Nazi flute.
Nazi flute?
Oh, flute! - That's what I said.
I scored for brass, and all I hear is flute.
It's more like a flute than a whistle.
Not with that flute.
Like play the flute. Yeah, Joey?
Play the bamboo flute.
Why didn't you tell anyone. that you hid weapons inside your flute?
I made this bamboo flute yesterday.
I adore the flute.
Well, he plays his own call on a courting flute.
And I suppose after 20 years, if he should go to Europe, He might write a sonata for harp and flute.
The flute is ahead.
Once more, please, the flute passage.
This is a cello concerto, not a flute concerto.
I see you got the old jute-flute.
The drum and flute of a marriage procession mingled. with the laughter of the dancing girls as they journeyed to a village wedding.
Poor us! He's pulling out his flute.
Yes, when he plays the flute, strange things happen.
Bring Me a flute.
My flute!
And you are singing too. You're playing the flute.
The parties with the singing and the flute and the chanting, those are esbats or sabbaths or whatever they're called. Honey, don't get excited.
You have a flute!
The sound of his voice was like the sound of the flute.
Like play the pan flute?
Big top hat, a cockamamie flute in one hand and Solitaire in the other.

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